(GMM) Formula One will hit the right track when everyone improves their game.
That's the view of former team owner Eddie Jordan, who pointed an Irish finger at team bosses, Bernie Ecclestone and Max Mosley in a column for F1 Racing magazine.
Referring to their failure to avoid last month's Indy calamity, EJ said his former colleagues 'appear to be impotent.'
''(Team bosses) report to car company chairmen, sitting at desks far from the race track.''
Jordan also slighted F1 supremo Ecclestone for losing his former omnipotent power, and FIA president Max Mosley for failing to avert political mayhem.
''Max seems to be at loggerheads with (the manufacturers) ... and is unwilling to compromise,'' he added.
''And Bernie once had influence and control. This no longer appears to be the case.''
Written: Wed, 20 Jul 2005 05:51:46
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